What amperage does this pump pull?
26044
Judging from the wire size, I would take a guess less than 5 amps like GB suggested. The wire looks like it's in the 16 to 18 gauge area.
26045
Don't know exactly but it couldn't be much. I have it on a Nissan Patrol 4X4, and didn't really notice that it affects the battery in any way.
1599986
not sure how many amps it pulled but I ran it off a motorcycle battery no trouble
179114
It depends on the amperage, however the one I purchased had a defect and did not work at all.
1967036
110vac. Just plug it in.I would guess that the 'lift' info would be found in the pump specs.
1007554
I think it is 1/6 horse power, I never put a amp draw gage on it, so I am going by the manufactures specs.they seem to reliable pumps, I have ran them in my stock tanks to keep the water moving so the water did not freeze during the winter and they have ran 24/7 for a few winter and bought more pumps for last year,
785844
There is no simple answer; The amperage it draws depends on how hard it is working. If you were to load the saw up to the point of stalling, a 3 1/2 HP motor will pull close to 25 amps depending on its efficiency. If you don't push it to its limit it will pull a lot less. I use mine on a line with a 20 amp breaker and haven't tripped it yet while cutting tree limbs up to 4-inches in diameter.
990012
I believe it said 7 amps. fixed in a hole now so can not pull out and double check. Really shoots the water. I use it for are large kio pond.
1240840
Not sure, I bought this for my boat. It draws I think 2 to 3 amps so you will need to make sure that your solar panels can supply at least the amount of amps the pump draws and is 12 bolts.
1661757
No problem it pulls six amps when it is cooling at max and 1.8 5 after temperature is reached hope this helps have a great day mark
2147882
It depends on how much current the pump draws. If it's less then 5.8 amps, it should be good.
2164382
It operates on standard North American 115v, 60 Hz power. The pump works fine. The flow is controlled by a small adjustable black plastic vane. Don't accidentally discard it when you open the package.
1967037
standard 110 volts. Not sure what you mean "how can the pump lift". If you asking how good it works , its works just fine.
1031987
Looks like 1.66 amps based on dividing the pump's watts of 199 by household current (volts) of 120 which equal 1.6583333333 amps. I used the following web address for the Watts to Amps calculation: http://www.rapidtables.com/calc/electric/Watt_to_Amp_Calculator.htm
1061899
Using mine on a regular 15 amp GFI recepticle and is working just fine. I beleive it only pulls a few amps. Prob 3 or 4 at most. Been issuing it for about 2 months now for a fountain I put in the lake behind my house. Still going strong. There a lot if muck in it so I have to unplug it quit a bit. Will not burn up but has to be completely submerged and have good water flow to it or it won't work since its water cooled.
1588210
Check the amp rating in the pump. These relays are rated at 15amps so if your pump is pulling less then 15amps you will be ok. If not, you will have to wire in a higher capacity relay so that the remote relay activated the higher relay which will activate the pump. And 100' is no problem for the remote relay I hope this helps
446845
A Grey Beard Pump initial draw on start up is 1amp. After start up the draw is .5amp. Thanks for your interest in our pumps. Regards Grey Beard...
1221165
15 amps, and it will pull the full 15 amps when starting up the compressor. After starting, it evens out below the 15.